Sentence examples for business accepted from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year Lady Symons, until recently a Foreign Office minister responsible for the Middle East,where CCC do substantial business, accepted the job of "international consultant".

The conclusion drawn by the authors therefore is that the terms and conditions of business accepted by students (notwithstanding the protections given by the civil law) effectively negate or make it difficult to establish the elements of a criminal offence under the Fraud Act 2006.

Business accepts the cuts.

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"The business accepts this risk and a formal action plan will not be tracked," MF Global employees wrote at the time, Mr. Freeh's report said.

No one in the business accepts them at face value, because they do not take into account revenues lost through corruption, profit-skimming, discounted rates, bribery and payoffs.

Tim Berners-Lee amazes Isaacson by being "averse to personal aggrandisement", and when travelling on business "accepts a much wider range of hotel-room facilities than a CEO would".

And lower down the scale, a pair of English 17th-century brass candlesticks (estimate £800) sold for £4,800 in Cardiff.Everyone in the business accepts that these are not isolated examples, but part of a general trend.

This April, it did $3,500-worth.The music business accepts that it has to use both carrot and stick to deal with this problem, but so far neither is in evidence.

Today, Square lets any business accept debit or credit cards.

If the business accepts, processes, transmits, or in any other way handles credit card transactions, they must comply with PCI DSS.